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The Gulf of Gabès was once called a maritime oasis. This stretch of Tunisia’s southeastern coast, where shallow turquoise waters meet North Africa’s largest remaining date...
Editor’s Note: At SEVENSEAS, we believe curiosity and early engagement with science and exploration are essential to the future of ocean research and discovery. Encouraging young...
The fishers of southern Tunisia called it “Daesh.” The nickname, borrowed from the Arabic acronym for ISIS, was not chosen lightly. When the blue swimming crab...
The 65-foot research vessel cuts through Caribbean waters while a man with a PhD in marine biology leans over the stern, watching a tagged bull shark...
The Florida Everglades harbor secrets about how juvenile bull sharks move nutrients between ecosystems, a revelation that could reshape our understanding of coastal food webs. This...
The Rhode Island aquaculture industry generated nearly $9 million in 2024, with Eastern oysters accounting for 99% of production across 89 active farms. But beneath this...
The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology has dismantled barriers that previously kept accomplished marine professionals from accessing its most prestigious credential. The organization’s revamped...
There are worse ways to spend New Year’s Day than assembling a makeshift crane platform from wooden pallets and scaffolding, waist-deep in a draining dry dock,...
Meet The Cover Conservationist is a recurring SEVENSEAS feature that spotlights inspiring and influential people working at the forefront of ocean conservation. Beyond the research papers, campaigns,...
Schmidt Ocean Institute reconstructs the bow of R/V Falkor (too), adds a high-performance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) to its advanced technology suite, and reaches a major...
